Sentence examples for order often from inspiring English sources

The Basij, a paramilitary arm of the Revolutionary Guards, helps enforce revolutionary order, often ruthlessly.

Delivery charges range from $4 to $8 per order, often based on the size of the order, Professor Boyer said.

He has batted with freedom and panache down the order, often rescuing England after the middle order has faltered.

Sunnis, who dominate it, are deeply suspicious of the new Iraqi order, often singling out Mr Maliki for derision.

Japanese homes and offices are numbered within blocks in no discernible order, often according to when they were built.

But once you're through your opening and thinking about how to proceed, presenting things in chronological order often works best.

Orders often serve as a prelude to investment.

And when courts issue secrecy orders, often with no time limit, a target may never know that information was taken.

From time to time, Mr. Karzai issues pardons for detainees, though these orders often happen without publicity.

Orders often took a week longer to fill than with Dell.Worse, Compaq had not resolved its channel-conflict problem.

The meat we ordered often came with dark, overly intense sauces; ask to have them served on the side.